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Harris Rosen Foundation Haiti Relief and Sustainability Efforts

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The Harris Rosen Foundation, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, has joined forces with Senator Bill Nelson’s Office and various local Haitian Community Leaders to provide direct assistance to the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. In the past the Harris Rosen Foundation has collected and personally delivered food, water filters, school supplies and medical supplies to the citizens of Haiti. Now it’s time to send emergency relief to the people in need.

How you can help:

Make a financial contribution to the Harris Rosen Foundation:

100% of your contribution will go toward purchasing much needed supplies. All items will be delivered by the Foundation’s own Task Force with the help of Senator Bill Nelson’s Office. All donations are tax-deductible.

Or download the donation form.

Food Drive Day - Saturday, May 22nd, 2010

10 a.m. - 5 p.m. at Rosen Centre Hotel | 9840 International Drive, Orlando 32819
Signature 1 Ballroom. Entrance on the back of the hotel next to self-parking.

Our own task force will personally deliver the items to the people of Haiti on our next trip. We will collect the following:

• Canned Food such as vegetables, meats and fish
• Manual Can Openers
• Powdered Milk
• Peanut Butter
• Cooking Oil (small to medium bottles)
• Sugar
• Rice (10 lbs. and under)
• Dry Beans (10 lbs. and under)
• Pasta
• Baby food
• Baby Cereal
• Baby Formula
• Baby Diapers

For more information click here.

Action Update, March 3, 2010

The Harris Rosen Foundation Haiti Relief Team returned home safely on Saturday, February 6th touched by the destruction they witnessed. During their time in Haiti the team saw physical destruction like no other, but the most impactful images were those of broken hearts seen through the eyes of the people.

All of the donated items scheduled for delivery during our first trip were presented to Double Harvest in Port au Prince, Ruska Village in Croix des Bouquet, Cardinal Hospital in Leogane, and the Salesian Nun organization in Port au Prince. We are now making arrangements for our next trip to Haiti to continue transporting much needed items such as medical supplies and food.

We want to thank all of you who have donated supplies and money toward our relief effort. One of our largest supply donors was VOSS Water who delivered 6,120 1-liter bottles of water to our warehouse to be transported to Haiti. We also want to recognize the students of Acceleration Academy in Orlando who raised $1,000 toward our cause by hosting bake sales and “dress-down” Fridays.

The Little Haiti House Project, which is part of our rebuilding phase, continues to be a priority for the Harris Rosen Foundation. The Little Haiti House prototype will be on display at the 2010 Central Florida Home & Garden Show in the Orange County Convention Center from March 19th to March 21st. Join us for a special event on the evening of March 20th where you can check out the house and sample delicious dishes from award-winning Rosen Hotels’ restaurants including Jack’s Place, Everglades and A Land Remembered. Plus, enjoy complimentary wine from Southern Wine & Spirits and Opici Wine Company. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go toward our Haiti Relief-Rebuild-Sustain projects. Tickets for this event are only $25 and include free admission to the Home & Garden Show. They can be purchased online from the Florida Home Shows website while supplies last.

Click here for the Home & Garden Show flyer.

Action Update, February 3rd, 2010.

News:

• Harris Rosen Haiti Haiti Little House at WOFL FOX

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• Harris Rosen Foundation Continues to Press Forward with Relief-Rebuild-Sustain Program for Haiti - 04/02/2010

Two months after announcing his Relief-Rebuild-Sustain effort to provide assistance to those devastated by the earthquake in Haiti, Orlando hotelier and philanthropist Harris Rosen, founder of the Harris Rosen Foundation, continues to make substantial strides to provide short- and long-term solutions to the impoverished country. Read more...

• Sunny 105FM Interview

• Rosen Hotels 'Little Haiti House' - 03/21/2010

As some people will remember, we went along to the Florida Homes & Gardens Show here in Orlando this weekend, and bought tickets for a special charity event organised by the Rosen Hotels group. All the funds raised went to Harris Rosen's Little Haiti House project, which is an incredibly visionary drive to provide cheap, sustainable prefab housing for victims of the earthquake disaster. Read more...

• Hotel Mogul Creates Homes For Haiti - 03/20/2010

A new type of house that could help earthquake victims in Haiti is being shown off this weekend at the Central Florida Home & Garden Show. Read more...

• "Little Haiti House" Unveiled In Orlando - 03/19/2010

The house can be built for just hundreds of dollars and could help the homeless in Haiti. Watch the Video.

• Public Invited to Special After-Hours Tasting Event at Central Florida Home & Garden Show to Benefit Rosen Haiti Relief Fund - 3/1/2010

This year, the Central Florida Home & Garden Show will not only showcase ideas for home improvements, but will also feature some of Central Florida’s finest culinary talents, all to benefit the needy and homeless in Haiti. Read more...

• Rosen's Tiny Home: Big Deal to Victims - Orlando Sentinel - 2/4/2010

Orlando hotelier Harris Rosen's Little Haiti House is on display Wednesday in his Rosen Shingle Creek hotel in Orlando. He plans to send solar-and/or wind-powered modular homes to Haiti. Read more...

• Harris Rosen Foundation’s Haiti Fundraiser Reaches Half of $1 Million Goal for Long Term “Relief-Rebuild-Sustain” Program.

ORLANDO (Feb. 2, 2010) – As relief efforts continue in Haiti, Orlando hotelier and philanthropist Harris Rosen is continuing his local fundraising effort, having raised close to half of his $1 million goal for a long-term “Relief-Rebuild-Sustain” program. Read more...

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